Fishermen who saved an elephant calf from a river in India receive an award
Twenty-four people, including fishermen and forest staff, were honoured for rescuing a calf swept away by the Teesta River and returning it to its mother.
Twenty-four people, including fishermen and forest staff, were honoured for rescuing a calf swept away by the Teesta River and returning it to its mother.
In a world where wildlife has declined sharply, India is singled out as a success story, with populations of several iconic species growing.
Indian scientists identified 9,389 chemical reactions on a copper catalyst and found an unexpected shortcut that could lead to better catalysts.
The first section of the Yellow Line links the western suburbs with the Indian city's centre and saw more than 25,000 journeys in its first five hours.
The Indian Institute of Science professor has been honoured for his work in number theory, linked to one of Hilbert's famous problems.
The Jawahar Dweep oil terminal, on an island off Mumbai, has completely eliminated single-use plastics.
The country with the world's largest number of TB patients has cut new cases and extended treatment to 92% of patients.
An Indian company and two public institutes exchanged quantum encryption keys through the atmosphere, without fibre-optic cables.
Ponds and marshes in eastern Uttar Pradesh, vital for villages and for the world's tallest flying bird, now have legal protection.
India finished fourth at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games in Japan with 21 gold medals, many of them won by women.
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